Urology NP or PA needed in La Grande, OR

Job Description

Job Description

About the Position

Experienced providers only – no new graduates.

An established Urology team is seeking an experienced Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join a growing practice in eastern Oregon.

• Four 10-hour shifts per week for excellent work–life balance

• No after-hours call requirements

• Practice based at a Level IV Trauma Center and growing Critical Access Hospital

• Average 14–17 patients per day

• Scribe support available

• Epic EMR

• Advanced in-clinic technology including:

  • Two point-of-care BK ultrasound machines

  • Olympus cystoscopy equipment

  • Laborie urodynamics equipment

The hospital has recently completed a 96,000-square-foot expansion , significantly enhancing surgical and procedural capabilities. The expansion includes:

• Five new operating rooms

• Two endoscopy suites (with flexibility to convert into two additional ORs)

• 15 pre- and post-op rooms

• 7 PACU bays

• A modern cafeteria and dining space

• A new OR break room featuring panoramic mountain views

These upgrades support continued growth in surgical services and long-term stability for the urology program.

Compensation & Benefits

This is a hospital-employed position with a highly competitive total compensation package, including:

• Base salary plus annual quality incentives (total compensation $145,000+)

• Quality bonus potential up to $15,000 annually

• $20,000 commencement bonus

• $8,000 annual CME allowance (covers CME, licensing, dues, and subscriptions)

• Paid CME time

• Student loan assistance

• Paid malpractice insurance

• Comprehensive benefits package , including 401(k) with employer match

About the Community

Located in La Grande, Oregon , this opportunity offers the chance to live and work in a scenic mountain community known for its welcoming atmosphere and strong sense of local pride. La Grande sits in the Grande Ronde Valley , surrounded by the Blue Mountains, offering abundant access to outdoor recreation such as hiking, skiing, fishing, and cycling.

The area provides:

• A lower cost of living compared to larger metropolitan regions

• Short commutes and minimal traffic

• A regional university, local arts scene, and family-friendly events

• Easy access to nature without sacrificing modern healthcare infrastructure

This is an ideal setting for providers seeking professional fulfillment, lifestyle balance, and long-term career stability in a tight-knit community.